Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #1020: The Octopus Of Population Control With Charlie Robinson

Episode Date: September 9, 2026

On the latest episode of Tin Foil Hat, Sam sits down with special guest Charlie Robinson for a deep dive into eugenics, depopulation, and the forces he argues have shaped society for generations. Charlie breaks down the eight "tentacles" of population control, challenges official population figures, explores secret societies, war, medical manipulation, climate narratives, and the history of eugenics, and looks at how genetics could shape its future. Nothing but bangers. Thank you for your support! Please check out Charlie Robinison's new book "The Octopus of Population Control": https://bit.ly/4gKeP7E Sam Tripoli's 5th Comedy Special drops Sept 1st on Gas Digital's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@GaSDigitalNetwork Word War Debate 2 Is Sept 12th live in Nashville: https://wordwardebate.com Please check out Sam Tripoli's 6th Crowd Work Special "Women Can't Peg" Live From Batavia: https://bit.ly/3TZBzHT Please subscribe to the new Tin Foil Hat youtube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@TinFoilHatYoutube Grab your copy of the 2nd issue of the Chaos Twins now and join the Army Of Chaos: https://bit.ly/4gIg1ID   Check out Sam "DoomScrollin with Sam Tripoli and Midnight Mike" Every Tuesday At 4pm pst on Youtube, X Twitter, Rumble and Rokfin! Join the WolfPack at Wise Wolf Gold and Silver and start hedging your financial position by investing in precious metals now! Go to https://www.samtripoli.gold/ and use the promo code "TinFoil" and we thank Tony for supporting our show. Grab Tickets To Sam Tripoli's Live Shows At SamTripoli.com: Nashvillie: Word War Debate 9/12 Lawerence, KS: 9/17-9/19 Tulsa, OK: 10/9-10/10 Dallsa, Tx: Nov 7th (TrutherCon) Austin, TX: Dec 11th-13th Witcha, KS: Dec 18th-19th Please check out Charlie Robinson's internet: Website: http://theoctopusofglobalcontrol.com/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Macroaggressions Website: https://www.activistpost.com Twitter: https://x.com/macroaggressio3 Podcast: Macroaggressions- https://bit.ly/42x2fjQ   Please check out Sam Tripoli's internet: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/samtripoli Sam Tripoli's Stand Up Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@SamTripoliComedy Sam Tripoli's Comedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolicomedy/%20P Sam Tripoli's Podcast Clip Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolispodcastclips/ Please support our sponsors: Quince:  Quince has closet staples you'll want to reach for over and over — like cozy Cashmere and cotton sweaters from just $50, breathable Flowknit polos, and comfortable, lightweight pants that somehow work for both weekend hangs and dressed-up dinners.  Go to Quince dot com slash TINFOILHAT for free shipping on your order and three hundred and sixty-five -day returns. That's Q-U-I-N-C-E dot com slash TINFOILHAT to get free shipping and 365-day returns. Quince dot com slash Helix Sleep: Helix is offering 25% off all mattress orders AND two free pillows for our listeners! Go to Helix Sleep dot com slash Tinfoil. That's helixsleep.com/tinfoil. This is their best offer yet and it won't last long! With Helix, better sleep starts now. Ultra: Ultra is the ultimate guilt-free pouch — delivering instant focus and mental clarity, without nicotine or caffeine. New customers can use code TINFOIL to get 15% off at Take Ultra dot com. That's TakeUltra.com for 15% off with code TINFOIL. After you purchase, they will ask you where you heard about them. PLEASE support our show and tell them our show sent you.  

IQ and your ability to be a cohesive society and work together matters. The countries that figured that out, the British Empire, the Dutch, you know, the Americans, they rule the world. The countries that can't get organized who have a low IQ, like sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, these areas that are intellectually, you know, capped at about 65, that's because of the imbreeding. that has gone on generation after generation after generation. You have a group of people who are quite literally too stupid to ever figure anything out.

What's the fuck are you guys even talking about? Global controls will have to be imposed. And a world governing body will be created to enforce them. Welcome to tinfoil happy. We go deep, home boy. Eric, open your mic. Drink from the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere.

That's some interdimensional shit. This is only the beginning. There, you just blew my mind. Are you ready to get your mind blown? All right, welcome to Tiffall Hat live, live, live from the Wise Wolf Golden Silver Studio. Just go to Sam Tripoli. Doc Gold. use a promo code Timfoil, and you two can get in on the press medals game for as little as $50 a month.

Real quick before we welcome our guests, big things. My YouTube, my special just dropped on YouTube. Just go to YouTube.com. Dot com slash at Sam Tripoli Comedy. It should be on samtriplea.com as well embedded. So if you want to just go find it there. And then we're a couple days away from word war debate. dude very excited that's right word war debate is live in Nashville September 12th uh you can see

live at the World War theater grab your tickets now or you can watch it on YouTube Twitter and rumble uh so we're very excited about that and uh our guest is going to be there uh he's the moderator I'm excited to talk to him about it uh the gnomes to love him please welcome the powerful Charlie Robinson how are you Charlie oh good to be back 11th time is the charm I suppose. Wow. You might have the record. I might. It's possible. It's like you or Eddie Bravo probably, dude. Amazing. I think Eddie. Eddie's probably got me beat then. But the real goal is to wind up on Mount Crushmore, though. That's where you aspire to. It's not the, it's not the, it's not the quantity. It's the quality. So maybe next year. No, you're doing great, dude. You're doing great. I don't know if I'm going to do another Mount Crushmore if we get the 500, another 500. I just feel like it's too serious. It was just meant to be fun. People are so...

People are lobbying for it. Popularity. I'm like, come on, dude. It's just meant to be fun. And the closer you are to like the 500, the more... Of course. Yeah.

So if you're like 1,001, good luck, dude. You know, it's like... It's like some people who did like one right before. Like Santos Banachi did that. He only was up one. Anyways, Charlie, before we get... to our fun conversation. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? For those who haven't seen your other 10 appearances, can tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners

can find you and what you got going on? Absolutely. I'm the host of the macroaggressions podcast. You can find me at macroaggressions.io or wherever podcasts are served. I am the new owner of activist post, the independent news website. I bought that in January of 2025 in an all Bitcoin transaction. So if you're looking for a place to get your news, I hope you will consider bookmarking activistpost.com. Check it out, sign up for our newsletter and all that good stuff. And I'm an author. My first book came out in 2017, The Octopus of Global Control. And I've written a couple of others since then, including the control demolition of the American Empire with Jeff Berwick. That was a number one bestseller in the U.S. and Australia. And my new book is now available,

the follow-up to my 2017 book. This is the Octopus of Population Control. We go and to the past, present, and future of eugenics. It is a dark book, but there are parts in it that are surprisingly funny. Big thank you to David Ike, who wrote the forward to the book. It's been my pleasure to get to know David over the years. We've done some work a lot at Anarchapulco over the last three years. So that's it. That's who I am. That's what we're talking about, man. We've got a new book coming out. I hope the swarm will embrace this. The book is available Today, Wednesday the 9th, it is available on Amazon. I told everybody it was available on September 11th,

but the truth is I loaded it up a couple days early. I hope you go out and buy the book. If you're not interested in buying and reading a book, maybe you will listen to it. It is available on Audible and narrated by Graham Dunlop from Grimerica. The Grimica guys have been the voices of all of my audio books. So I hope you'll check it out.

Let's get into it. That's amazing. That's amazing. dude. They could actually read a whole book out loud. I would be, it would literally take me two years to finish on. Oh my God. I can't imagine. Forever. What is that word, dude? We got an AI. We got to AI your voice. I love it, dude. And, you know, I'm proud to announce. I think it's already been announced on the internet. You are the moderator of word war debate too. I couldn't think of a better person to do it. So I'm super excited to be working with you. Um, you're, you know, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're,

probably one of the most functional conspiracy theorists I know. Like you choose the fucking slum with the schizos, but yet you're completely functional and everything, other aspect of your life. You function as a normie while hanging out with schizos. I take that as a huge compliment, man. That is great. It's a talent.

It is a talent. You're like a day walker, dude. You can go hang out with the weirdos and also walk around with the normies, which is great. tell you, my real home is with the weirdos. Because I'm so into this stuff. I just have the ability to explain it in a way that makes sense to Normies. I think they can connect with it. The book, it's rare to find a book that is talking about the serious topics, you know, the darkness of

depopulation and eugenics and everything that comes with that. And yet still find a way to kind of crack you up and keep you laughing at the absurdity of it all and hanging. in there a little bit longer so that you can get through this book. It is, it's a heavy topic. There's no, there's no two ways about it. We are talking about thinning the herd of the world population. It is a very real agenda that is happening. I brought all the evidence. I brought 400 quotes. I brought over 100 footnotes to it, 400 pages. This book will prove to people a couple of things. First of all, there is an active plan for depopulation. That is undeniable. The only people who think that that isn't happening are the ones that haven't taken a look at it seriously.

And secondly, maybe we can start here. There are not 8 billion people on this planet. I have news for you. Okay. Let's start this real quick. I just, for one second, hold off on that. I just want to get into World War debate real quick. Sure.

Because I just want to say that you're going to be perfect at this. This is probably going to be the easiest gig you ever do in your life. It's really just you're basically a kindergarten teacher and your job is to tell the kids to chill out. You're going to have your moments where you can ask questions. And that's why I think you're perfect. Me and you who represent the organization are politically atheist. And I think it's very important. And, you know, it's so funny.

Anytime a new debate show pops up, people say, me, oh, did you see they're doing debates? I don't care, dude. I want everyone to thrive. have a great time. Super happy for these new debate shows. I think debates are great. But this is like nothing else. Nothing else.

And the topics are perfect for right now. We have the contender series finale going on. Very excited about that. Then we have, we're debating aliens versus angels and demons, which is a perfect conversation right now with everything going on. with Trump and disclosure and all that stuff. And then we have, then we're going to have a God. I think that's a wonderful conversation now.

And Stephen Monon of you, a Jay Dyer, friend of show, I really like Stefan Monon, you. I think he's really great. That's going to be a fire debate. And then finally, we got the big one, Adam Mockler, go up, Adam Mockler versus C.J. Pearson. in Willa Save Act. We're basically going to be debating election integrity. And I think these are all hot-button, hot-topic issues that I'm just excited that you're a part of it, dude.

Well, I'm excited to be a part of it, too. And if you want to debate election integrity and you have somebody from the left talking about how the right always cheats, and you have somebody from the right talking about how the left always cheats, I'll be sure to remind them that both sides cheat. And that elections are the suggestion box of the slaves. Okay, that's all this is. See, this is perfect. This is why we got to do it, dude.

This is why we got to do it. This is you can't get everybody putting on these shows are from one side or the other. And I think it biases the production and the outcome when in reality you need a neutral. You're 100% right about that. Yeah. You know, like the Jubilee and all that shit. It's all biased. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's why you got to have like down the, everyone associated with down the freaking middle. I mean, they may lean a little right or lean a little left, but they're... Who checks the fact checkers?

Yeah, who checks the fact checkers? I showed the promo content to my daughter, and she asked if I was, had joined the UFC. Perfect, dude. That's exactly what we're going for. We're centralizing debates, and it's going to be great. And it's like... Well, you guys have the contenders series. The Contender series, it's pretty much the UFC.

Yeah, it's the ultimate fighter. That's what's about. Once that pops off, I have really big plans for the next one, dude. Like, really big plans. I mean, you can watch the debates on YouTube, like the ones that are happening right now. Yeah, I mean, but again, that's why it's like over, you know, it's like people are always like, hey, man, you got to get Alex Jones versus Tim Poole. That'd be great.

And that's kind of our goal down the line. Like, I have a real goal of buying my. my own theater and creating it like the apex of the UFC where they can throw their own fights. Yeah. Get it. Get my own theater where, hey, dude, this debate's popping off. Throw them each cash.

Come down to the arena and, uh, and, and they'll see them. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I want. That's cool. That's the goal. But the, the goal isn't to grab these hot flash debates. The goal is about putting on an event, you know, like, uh, like the, the pageant

of the presidential debate, you know? That's what's all about. People are into debates. I mean, look at that Candace Andrew Wilson. People are willing to watch debate. That thing has like 5 million views already just on her channel. Yeah, but if you think about like in the 1800s, dude, when a presidential debate came, the whole, like just hundreds and hundreds of people

came to listen to intellectual conversations. That's what I want. My goal is to turn intellectuals into. rock stars. You know, it's great to watch a debate on the internet, but it's like you're just, you're not there. Like the Grass Tyson? That would be fucking having really debate. Yeah, get him versus somebody who thinks we live on a flat earth or whatever. You know, obviously you're going have to throw a lot of money at that guy for him to go risk getting his dick kicked in, you know, but I would do it, dude. That's the goal. But it's, it's about the event. It's not about the

individual debate. Yeah, it would have been great to have Candice Owens versus Andrew Wilson in a debate. But it's like, you know, those are just hot button flash debates. I want like a big event where you get dressed up and you come to watch like a, a fucking night of you're in the room with the debate. You feel it. You feel the energy of them going at each other, dude. If you're in Nashville, you have to come to this event. You just have to come. There's no excuse for it because the, like you said, the energy of this. There's going to be four debates. It's going to go all night long. Then there's a VIP party afterwards. I mean, make a night of it. It's a Saturday night.

Trade in some of your soon-to-be-worthless Federal Reserve notes for actual life experiences. My God, get on a plane and come out there and do it. Make a weekend of it. Go to the Titans game the following day. Come on. Let's get creative here, guys. Come on out and support this stuff. If you don't support it, it'll go away. I totally agree, dude. I totally 100%. And you can watch it at home if you're not in Nashville. Yeah.

If you're not in Nashville. That's the key. Yes, please support. Wait to you guys see this show. like there are people working very hard and every idea i have gets stolen good luck with this good fucking luck the amount of work that's gone in to put this presentation together is is gonna be nuts it's gonna be nuts it's gonna be like something no one's ever seen before and it's gonna be light ears better than the first one like like like we have an actual crew coming down like a real production crew that run like the guys that's running our live stream runs Coachella I mean dude you had he runs the live stream on Coachella oh that's a that sounds like a nightmare that sounds like a nightmare

running Chola he's running seven stages at one time nightmare and there's and it's Coachella but inside Coachella's YouTube channel there's seven things because he's performing he's got the Mojave he's got he's running that live stream that's insane that's who's working on our show because I mean last time you guys had I mean personally waiting with no music no nothing. Now with some actual keeping me entertained, you're going to keep people watching. There's going to be an hour break. It's going to be like just bang,

bang, bang, bang, dude. It's going to be great, dude. Got panelists from both sides. It's going to be great, dude. We're very excited. How's the voting going to go? Kind of just... We have our voting system and once the debate's done, we'll probably give it like an hour and then we'll announce the winner.

You know? And it's going to be great. We're going to have Tony Arterburn's going to be there presenting. We're debating if he's going to present like a giant gold bar check or just hand a guy a giant

gold coin or you know, so we're going to figure that out dude. It's going to be a presentation on time and you know, it's like Charlie you're going to be the quarterback. You're going to be like making sure everybody follows the rules. You know, we're going to talk a little bit more. I'm going to all meet up

and discuss, and I'm telling you it's going to be the easiest thing you ever did. I'm so excited about it. I'm pumped up for it. It's going to be great. And, you know, I'm not a, I'm not somebody who I would never debate. I would never want to be a debate. I'm not smart enough, dude. The idea of scheduling an argument sounds kind of, kind of out of my league, like something

I wouldn't really be into. Charlie, you don't even, you are going to come out of this with a whole different view of debating. Like when I did the first one, my view of debating before it started and my view of debating after, it is a complex game, dude. So when Andrew Wilson, we were working with him before he stepped away, he was like, I need two weeks to work on a debate. I'm like, that's the dumbest shit I've ever heard in my life.

You just need to go up there and fucking shred, dude. You're used to the comedy world. Right? And then I realized how, like, and it's why. I could never be a great debater. Like, you have to be able to cite sources. You have to, cases, legal movements. Like, you have to, I mean, you have to be able to pull that right out of your bag, dude.

Johnny was the first one who said it. He's like, you got to prepare for this shit. This isn't just you go up there and you just sound. I will watch a couple of YouTube videos and I can handle this. Yeah. Uh-uh. I think that you're probably, you'd probably be better prepared as somebody who's a writer. because as somebody who writes books, that information, those, you know, that you're talking about the facts that you have to recall quickly, that stuff gets stuck in your brain whether you want it to or not.

If you've ever watched Whitney Webb do interviews and just pull stats and pull things out, that's because that's from writing. So if you're somebody who writes a lot of books, you could probably be okay in a debate because your ability to recall facts and names and things like that is way more. more ingrained than somebody who's just freshly deciding that they're going to prepare. They just have bullet points or whatever. Like, it's way different. And the reason I love the contender series so much and, like, it's doing really well for a brand new, like, World War Debates, a new brand, contender series, even a new brand. You get a thousand views on that on an episode.

That's fucking huge, right? You're like, dude, brand new brand, is that I was talking to this guy who is, who, who, who was going to work with us earlier. And he was like, you know, all these kids, they go into debate in high school, they go in debate in college, and they have nowhere to go. And you know what they end up doing?

Roast battles. So many of these roasters are old debate club kids, because there's nowhere to go. And my goal is to create a place to go where they can compete, doing, you know, almost like what roast battles doing with different cities, having different and just blow it all up so you can find the next great debater so we can make intellectuals into rock stars people are really hungry for intelligent conversations like our numbers are

going up our numbers are youtube's letting us a little breathing room thank you youtube thank you overlord masters they're giving us a little breathing room dude you know and because people are hungry it's reason why rogan's almost 15 years old and he's still cooking with gas is because in a world of slop and garbage and a monkey's throwing shit against the wall. People want a lighthouse and a sea of shit, dude. That's really what they want, man. And that's why I think this is going to be full, full, full, fire.

Anyway, so Charlie, excited. I couldn't think of a better person to do it. Thanks for having me. That'll be fun. I'm looking forward to it and beyond. Go up there and have fun, dude. It's like, you know, don't overthink it. You don't even have to picture the crowd naked either.

Just go. up there. Yeah, that stuff doesn't bother me. You know, from a Norcapulco, the last four years, I've been emceeing that for the entire week. And by the time you get on stage on day five, you've talked to everybody in the audience one-on-one anyway throughout the course of the week. So there's no, like, stage fright.

If I give you some advice, treat it like you're running your best friends' batch of party roast, right? It's like everyone's friends and it's just fun and it's loosey-goosey. and it's just meant to have fun, dude, and you're going to shine, dude. It's going to be great. I wouldn't take it serious at all. I mean, focus, obviously. But just like you're the master's ceremonies at that point.

Like, you're just the ringleader, and you're just there to have a good time and have fun. I can't wait, man. This is going to be good. I can't wait for everyone else to see how much work you guys have been putting into this behind the scenes. I've been interacting with your production team over the last. last couple of weeks and you guys have been on it. I'm I'm appreciative of everything. There's been a lot of great communication and I'm excited to see how it looks because yeah the first one there there were some production issues but you if you could see past that and you could see how you could dial that in

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I'm like, yeah, you get it, dude. And it's the weirdest thing because you talk to people about it. Everyone gets it instantly. It's the weirdest project I've ever worked on. I've been pitching shows in L.A. for 30 years. You have to fucking bend over backwards to get somebody to understand your vision. Everyone gets it right out the fucking game. The name's great.

Yeah. Hibler came up with the name. Oh, he was Hibbler? Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. of that. I hope you guys tune in because it's going to be fire and again, check out my special. But I want to get back in

to what you were talking about population and the sigh up of population because you know, we've been doing Tim Foll. We haven't done Tim Foll hat comedy in a while. We've got to get back at it. I miss going on the road with Eddie Bravo. I got to really write some new shit because he's like, I got some fire shit. I'm like,

oh, dude, I'm fucked. I have to follow that guy crushing. But, you know, we drive around. and you were there a lot of times like dude they say there's too many people and we're just driving for miles and there's nobody around just fields of and then

just talking and listen to Eddie on fields on how we're not how we're not population yeah and it's like you know if you go what's going on here it's a giant sciop to get you to believe in climate change

and the earth is on the verge of collapse and what they it's really really diabolical. Get you into these fucking giant cities where you think, oh, there's too many people. And these are free range, these are free range reservations. What they did to the Indians, the natives, excuse me, they're doing to us in these big cities. You think you have freedom. You know, but, you know, it's like there's a weed shop over here.

There's a liquor store over here. There's fast food everywhere. And then you're all fighting over resources. So I'm excited to talk to you about this, Charlie. about your new book? Where do you want to start? Well, I have good news and bad news about the population. The bad news is you've been getting lied to your entire life about how many people are on this, I don't know, planet, flat planet, whatever it is.

We'll call it a plane, dog. We'll call it a plane. We won't discuss the shape of it. It doesn't matter. You're being lied to. But I suppose the good news is there aren't a billion Indians, you know? They're just aren't. Yeah, dude.

What's the number? It's, well, they listed at 1.5 billion. Yeah. It is not 1.5 billion. It is under a billion people. And here's the math on it. According to their numbers, if you go by the official population studies of the 20 major cities in India, they're big, right? They're popular.

They're overpopulated. I mean, you look at Mumbai and you see these videos that people, trying to all get on the train at the same time. You go, what are you talking about? It's got to be overcrowded. In the big cities, yes, for sure. But in order for the population of India to make sense, for it to be real, once you move out of the big cities, you move into smaller cities,

cities that go down as far, anywhere from 250,000 to 10,000, right? They list all of those cities as well. And there's quite a few of them. But that figure, once you count all of the people that are in the Indian cities up to the size of 10,000, you come up with a problem. That number is nowhere near what they say the total amount of $1.5 billion would be. So if the math is correct, there would need to be 100,000 cities in India that were all 10,000 people or less. on top of all of the major cities that they talk about. It's impossible.

It's a mathematical impossibility. That's not happening. There aren't a billion people in India. There may be at some point, at the rate they're going. But there's also not a billion people in China, and there never will be. They're in a demographic downslope. They're in a catastrophe. I will say this.

In India, and this is, you can take this for what. it is, man, as a reflection on the intelligence of the population or whatnot. But the number one predator in India is the iron horse, otherwise known as the train. 60 Indians every single day are killed by trains. Unbelievable. By falling off, by getting in front of it, just any, just the train is involved. Yes, the train is involved. So again, let's imagine this, if you will. That is so crazy. There is a predetermined track. You know where the train is going to be.

It never goes off the track, right? It's going to be on that train. It makes a lot of noise, right? And still, 60 people a day are getting killed. Now, to be fair, if you lived in India and you were of the belief that as soon as you die, you're going to instantly reincarnate as a moth somewhere else, you might throw yourself in front of a train. You know what I mean? Like, there's, there's some of that going on.

Yeah, this shit sucks so bad that if I die, I can be something better. Well, you know, India's interesting because it was a beautiful country. If you kind of get into, like, Hinduism, and I have my issues with the Hindus, dude, you know, it's like, I don't know if you saw this reckless Ben video that Johnny sent to me. Oh, yeah. Where this Hindu church is basically a front for Perhira. and the money they spent on protecting their leaders and then all the call center scamming. Sorry, dude, you don't want me to call you guys

call scamming scumbags, then stop stealing from old people, okay? Until then, I'm calling you out in your bullshit. But India was a beautiful country, and then the British came in and just annihilated it. Once again, the British Empire, the Bank of England is the most destructive force on the planet, dude.

So let me read you a little something. So part of the format of this book that really works well for people is the quotes. There's 400 quotes in this book. And part of this has to do, you know, it sets the tone for what's coming. So I went back into the old-timey

British guys, the roundtable group, Cecil Rhodes and Malthus and Darwin and all of that. To look at what they were talking about. Here's some of the quotes from them. And by the way, I found the original quotes. So some of them are out there floating around the internet. They're, they're kind of bastardized, but these are real. This is from Thomas Malthus. So you've heard of Malthusian or

this is known as like a depopulation strategy, Malthusian. So this is what he said. Instead of recommending cleanliness to the poor, we should encourage contrary habits. In our towns, we should make the streets narrower, crowd more people into the houses and court the return of the plague. So they're definitely talking about ways in which they can thin out the population. And one of the ways that they did it was using the British East India company. And you mentioned India. And so the issues of population with India have been going on for 300 years. And the British have been deeply involved with it. And I'm going to read something. This is from Anne Lawyer. She's writing about this is describing the most dangerous company in the world's history. This is the

British East India Company. She said Malthus was not just any old country Parson but the official chief economist for the British East India Company, the largest monopoly the world has ever seen with an army in the late 18th and early 19th centuries that was larger than that of the British government itself. In fact, the slave trading and dope pushing B EIC was the British Empire. And when the B EIC set up Halliburr College in 1805 to train its officials, They appointed Malthus as their very first professor of political economy in Britain, actually in the world. Malthus' students over the next several decades became the B.EIC's administrators and systematically applied his policies of genocide to keep the native populations under control.

They killed tens of millions in India alone, including by forcing them to grow opium instead of food, which opium, the B.EIC then used to poison the Chinese. It is likely that the B.E.I.C. promoted Malthus precisely because he was a reverend to justify the kind of mass murder which most even nominal Christians would find objectionable. Unbelievable, dude. Unbelievable. I mean, they went in and just annihilated India and then used it to destroy China. And I've been talking about this stuff, guys. Like, if you're, you don't wake up, which looks like, I mean, the people who listen to this get it. But I listen to the show, they get it. But the rest of the population, this Bank of England has destroyed Germany, has destroyed India, has destroyed China, has destroyed Russia. And all those countries have in common, they were economic powerhouses and they were military powerhouses.

I don't know how much India was a military powerhouse, but, you know, they had large populations. and just destroyed them. Just destroyed them. I mean, what in their... Hooked on drugs is a huge component of this. The opium wars of China, if you have ever heard of those,

that was what was going on. What was going on there was that the British had gotten the Chinese hooked on drugs. The Chinese were tired of it. They said, you got to get out of here. And the British said, no.

And so they fought them to keep them enslaved and high on drugs. And when they beat them, they took Hong Kong as a prize. Okay? So the British have been enslaving humanity for a variety of, you know, for several centuries here. But the premise of my book does something that I don't think people are expecting. And that is, I propose that there are not one, but actually two factions who are simultaneously involved in the depopulation of the world. And that is, on the one hand, the group that we were just talking about, which I describe as the wasps, right, the white Anglo-Saxon Protestant.

This is the builders of society. These are the creators of system, the enforcers of order. So you get people like the Milner Roundtable Group, Cecil Rhodes, Darwin, Galton, Huxley, the Fabians and X-Club, the Rockefellers, Carnegie, J.P. Morgan, Ford, Harriman, Bush, that family, the Kissinger segment, the Enterprise, Vatican, CIA, all of that group. That's one section. Okay. That's the WASP Eastern establishment British faction, right? So it's the it's the white people, essentially, right? Then there's a second group who is destroying culture, starting wars,

using debt slavery and actual slavery, and that is the Sabatian Frankus, otherwise known as the Jews. Okay. This group is the destroyer. The other group are the builders of culture, right? So the wasp build the systems that enslave humanity. The Sabatian Frankis come when needed and destroy it. And every now and then, they work together like they did on 9-11 through a group called Lacerkel, which was a blending of the Pinnak Zionists inside the George W. Bush administration with the enterprise wasps of the George H.W. Bush administration. Those groups came together and did 9-11. And those are the two groups that are actively working to depopulate the world, and I can prove it.

Unbelievable, dude. And you're totally right. And this is when you get into it, they're like, white people, white people are the most dangerous. I'm like, it's not all white people. It's this small group of wasps. Yes. Let me, speaking of that, let me, let me tell you about, are you familiar with Margaret Sanger? Margaret Sanger was a was a was a was a was a was a was a was a was a was a was a was a was a was a was from Brooklyn. she was the founder of the American Eugenic Society, later renamed Planned Parenthood. You might recognize the name. Here's Margaret Sanger. By the way, none of this was misquoted.

She had her own magazine. She would write openly about this. It sounds like it's like a fake quote, but I assure you it's not. Here's from Margaret Sanger in a letter December 10, 1939. So almost like 100 years ago. The most successful educational approach to the blacks is through the religious appeal. We do not want the word to get out that we want to exterminate the black population. And the minister is the man who can straighten out that idea if it ever occurs to their more rebellious members.

You're just dealing with psychopaths. People just keep bringing their emotions and they transfer and project. Like Hillary Clinton is a great example of it. You're just projecting the thoughts of your mom, your grandma, your sister onto this wicked witch. dude. And you're like, my mom would never do that. Why would she do that? You're like, because your mom is not a psycho murderer, dude. That's why. So you want to hear the craziest quote in the entire book, and it is 100% true. It's from chapter five of her book in 1920 called Woman in the New Race. This is Margaret Sanger again. And you're just going to have to process this. You might have to think about

this one for a second. This is what she said, and I swear to God, it's word for word. The most serious of our times is that of encouraging the bringing into this world of large families. The most immoral practice of the day is breeding too many children. The most merciful thing that a large family does to one of its infant members is to kill it. Oh my God, is that not relevant today with this freaking trial? Yep. Yep. It is, it is, it's very important that we, get clear on terminology and words, especially moving forward. You know, we've been hearing a lot about the fourth industrial revolution, the blending of man with machine into something known as transhumanism. Okay. Well, it's important that you understand what the word transhumanism is

because it was rebranded. The British Eugenic Society changed their name. They removed the word eugenics because it had negative connotations, you know, what with all the murder and all, right? And And Julian Huxley, brother of Aldous Huxley, was the head of the British Eugenic Society, and he came up with a new name for it. I'm going to read this quote. This is from his essay called Transhumanism in the book New Bottles for New Wine, 1957. He said, I believe in transhumanism. Once there are enough people who can truly say that, the human species will be on the threshold of a new kind of existence, as different from ours as ours is from that of Peking man. it will at last be consciously fulfilling its real destiny.

Transhumanism is the rebranding of eugenics. It is depopulation. When Klaus Schwab talks about the Fourth Industrial Revolution, transhumanism, what he is talking about is depopulation. The problem is everybody thinks that he's talking about a robot arm if you, like, lose it in a car accident or something like. That's not what it is. They're talking about thinning the herd.

The brain chips in your head. This is about eugenics. This is about killing as many people as possible. They just came up with a fancy new word for it that doesn't sound all murderous because it sounds futuristic. That's all. So you've got to get clear on the language here if you want to have a stand a chance of being alive 20 years from now. They did that with a what was it? What was DEI before?

It was E. ESG. ESG, environmental, social and government governance. And once everyone woke up to that, they're like, it's not ESG, it's DEI. And they're like, okay, that sounds better. And they just move on. Dude, they totally rebrand everything, dude. Climate change, global warming.

Yeah, yeah, right, right. You remember global warming? They're like, it's too cold. You're like, okay, how about climate change? What happened to the ozone layer? That was way before me. I remember that one. I mean, dude, I mean, Al Gore, Holly shows his face after he puts out a movie and everything, none of it happened.

none of it happened, like the worst weatherman of all time. But you know who's great at predicting the future? Aldous Huxley. He's fantastic at it. I want to read something from 1962, all right? So this is like 60 plus years ago that he wrote this. And I want you to think about it in terms of what we're experiencing right now today. He even admits in this that they're a little bit ahead of the curve. But go with me on this. He said, and it seems to me perfectly on the cards that there will be, in the next generation or so, a pharmacological method of making people love their servitude and producing dictatorship without tears, so to speak, producing a kind of painless concentration camp for entire societies,

so that people will, in fact, have their liberties taken away from them, but will rather enjoy it because they will be distracted from any disdrawn. desire to rebel by the fact of propaganda, brainwashing, and brainwashing enhanced, possibly by pharmacological methods. Oh my God, that's what's happening. That's exactly what's happening right now. Stick everybody with a jab. Totally rewires them.

And now they're just obedient cattle. Like that turbo cancer. All of a sudden, no, it's here. When have you heard of turbo cancer before? Dolly Parton died of it. She also made a song about COVID. Unpably. Well, she said give it to Ezekiel or whatever pagan god she worship,

which was really hard to talk about when she died. People very sensitive. Oh, yeah. Very sensitive, dude. They were like, how dare you talk about big-titted grandma like that? She's a grandma. She got big tits. She's a good person.

But you can tell, though, now even the normal. Hermes are starting to ask questions about things feeling a little bit manipulated, you know, like the reality feels funny. I want to read this from Edward Bernays. He wrote a book called propaganda 100 years ago, almost 100. In 1928, again, think of this in terms of like what we're experiencing today. The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government, which is the true ruling power of our country. We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested largely by men we have never heard of. In almost every act of our daily lives, whether in the sphere of politics or business,

in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires which control the public mind. We're up against it, man. We are up against powers that we can't comprehend. These guys understand us better than we understand ourselves. And think about in the aftermath of COVID, think about how many mistakes they made during that couple years, all of the, you know, over promising, under delivering, and in their ability to, even then, still watch how we reacted to the masks and the standing on the dots and going one way down the grocery store aisles and things like that. They dialed it in. In the aftermath of that, I mean,

yes, they made a lot of mistakes with the COVID narratives. But I think that if you were to, you know, look at the game film and go over that and make a plan for the next pandemic or whatever it is they're going to throw at us, they're going to have even more data to dial it in even further. So Edward Bernays was writing about this 100 years ago and just think of all the technology that has entered the scene that helps to mind control people even further. I mean, it's crazy. It is completely and utterly crazy. I do think they overshot, like you said. They made a lot of mistakes. Now they're trying to bring back COVID again while simultaneously telling us all, how Fauci was a fuck up, which, you know, we had Monica Perez and Brad Binkly on talking about

SARS pandemic simulation, that document that basically breaks down step by step what they're doing right now. You know, it's about injectables. They got to put it in you. So they got to get you to do that. The measles movement is absolutely hilarious. I did Jimmy Doors live show. I mean, this Josh Shapiro, blatantly lying to everybody.

about the deaths of people? I mean, he just killed his presidential campaign. He literally, he wants to run for president. They'll push him, Johnny. I'm not saying they won't push him. No, no, I'm laughing about the good. He so blatantly lied. I mean, it was the simplest fact check, too, on those deaths of them.

You know, he said people died of measles. And then one of them was like an infant who was before you would even vaccinate. The age of the infant was before you would even vaccinate the infants. Yeah, they were unvaccinated. And they doesn't tell you that like they were the rest of them were like over 80 Who's this? His name's Josh Shapiro. He's the governor of Pennsylvania, which is hilarious.

He also doesn't look like somebody who would ever be president by the way. He just doesn't have them. They want him to be. But yeah. Yeah, I mean, but this just killed it, dude. The just the blatant lie. You know, I did Jimmy Dorr the other night and they were talking. He showed how the Brady Bunch reacted to.

to measles versus law and order. Yeah, that video's hilarious. I mean, you would think a AIDS bomb just went off in this person. Yeah, we played that on BS once. That's the funniest video. Oh, my God, he's got measles. Go! Measles!

No! It's just the most hilarious shit. And on the Brady Bunch, they're like, well, if she's got it, we better let Jan get it too. Yeah, yeah. Oh, we got measles. We get to stay home. High five. Hey, guys, real quick, listen, you guys know I love nicotine, okay?

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And what I did was, at the time, the reason why this was the most popular episode of macroaggressions ever was because I, accidentally discovered something that I was looking for it to see if I could see it. And I was maybe a little alarmed that I found what I was looking for. And that is that if you take the the numbers for the international CDC, I didn't even know there was an international centers for disease control. I knew there was one for America, but there's one for international as well. You take their numbers of injection rates for all the countries of the world who took the COVID vaccines. There's a single shot, double shot, first booster, second booster, and they break it down by that.

So I took that CDC internationals figures. I took the numbers that the Deagle chart put out, the 2015 to 2025, where the population changed by 70%. And then I took the Spars document that ran from 2025 to 2028 and overlaid that scenario, all three of them on top of one another. Oh, my God. And what I found was that the countries that the international CDC had ranked as the 20 lowest, 17 lowest, I should say, on that chart, which were everything was above 50%. Every country had at least taken 50% of both vaccines.

They were all above that. But some were at like 90%, like China. And some were lower at like 52, 54, 55%, somewhere down there. But the countries that were the lowest on the CDC were also the exact same countries that didn't show a population reduction on the Deagle chart as well. Whoa. Yes. They were the same. They were identical.

Holy shit. Identical. So I'm telling you right now, you got the, hell, the book is worth it for this chapter alone. Where did all the people go? You take those three sets of data points and lay them on top of one another. It's terrifying what I found. And then on top of that, you know, to escape from like generalizations or speculation about

maybe there's a depopulation agenda, maybe not, let me just say that on December 10th, 1974, Henry Kissinger wrote a memo called National Security Study Memorandum 200. And in this, it was classified, right? It stayed classified for decades. It finally became declassified, and it gave up the game that America's policy towards the third world was, quote, that of depopulation. Then they went on to list 13 countries that they would start the depopulation with, and I'll read them for you right now.

Oh, my God. India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil. Oh, my God. Those 13 countries are on that list. And then in this document, they go on to say, this is how we'll do it. America needs plausible deniability and the host nation needs plausible deniability so that the people don't rise up and have a problem with this because you are, unbeknownst to your population, sterilizing them. Yes. Okay. This is a, It's going to be a huge problem. So what they said is, look, we will create a third, we will use a third

party cutout. They will be the ones doing it. So if anything comes back, it'll come back on them and not you guys or us. So that third party that they chose was the World Health Organization. Okay. That was the group that initially was doing this in the early 70s and sort of mid-70s and beyond. Once we got into the 90s, there was a new group that joined them. That's the Bill and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. They took on that role as well. So when you hear the stories of the Gates Foundation being thrown out of India and that the World Health Organization got busted putting sterolence in the tetanus vaccines in Kenya,

now you'll understand why they were doing that. They weren't doing it of their own accord. They were doing it because it is the United States policy towards the third world to depopulate them. And the reasons why they do that is because they want their multinational organization, their companies that are setting up shop in these in these third world countries they want stability and if the population grows too fast it becomes unstable for these companies right so it's it's not it's not about like humanity it's about corporations they are thinning the herd in these in these third world

shit hole countries so that there aren't a bunch of people that overthrow them and change the government structure so that's why they're doing it and it and people can deny it if they'd like but all you have to do is drag this this memo out and of course it's all throughout the book so there's nowhere for people to go who say oh this is some you know exaggeration or some misunderstanding or this would never happen no no it's it most definitely has happened and is still currently happening our policy towards the third world is depopulation that has not changed does that include uh do you remember during covid when they were burning the body

my neighborhood dog i live on ah no but do you remember remember when they were burning the bodies in China where they were saying there was smoke coming up because they were burning so many bodies that were dying? Was that what was your theory on that? Oh, I mean, everything related to COVID was a sciop. I mean, it was all fake. The death numbers, yeah, we showed in the book that the, the death numbers in 2020 were lower than they were in 2019. Nice pandemic you got there. How is that possible? It's not. Yeah, I mean, China, there's a lot I want to get into. You're completely right. I mean, and I would, would say it's happening in the United States, like they just want us so dumb that we can't follow politics. We're too dumb. We're too distracted to follow politics and understand what's going on. And then when you look at the amount of abortions that have happened, three billion, just last year, 72 million abortions in the United, in a world. The number one killer of the black community.

abortions. It is in, and 80% of planned parenthoods are in lower income communities. There's no planned parenthoods in Beverly Hills. Yeah. Yep. I mean, it's just effing nuts, dude. And it's just working. You know, it's just, I mean, you can study America and what they're doing. They run the exact same game plan they ran against the natives. And let me say something else here with regard to this abortion and Planned Parenthood and all this stuff. When Margaret Sanger was gone, she started the American Eugenic Society, which was rebranded as Planned Parenthood, you can go on their website and, well, you don't have to. You can buy the book because I put the quote from the website. The website itself acknowledges that Margaret Sanger was a unhinged racist maniac, okay?

They can't even deny it because there's so much evidence of it that they don't even try. They just put it on the front page. You're like, she was crazy, but abortion's good. It's like, well, no, no, actually, there's some real problems. Now, you see, the biggest complaint that people have about World War II was Hitler's genocide, right? His extermination. That's the complaint now these days. It depends on what side of the aisle. It's a Bill Hicks' joke. It's a Bill Hicks' joke. Calm down.

The authorization, the legal justification that the Nazi party, used to get the German people behind the first, what started as the sterilization of the unfit, the unwell, the gypsies and the retarded, and then moved on into something else. The legal justification that the Germans used for that for the German people actually came from California and Illinois. In both of these states in the United States, they were far ahead on the sterilization and and removal of the unfit. California was sterilizing retards back before it was cool. You know what I mean? Like in the early 1900s, they were doing it so much that Margaret Sanger invited Ernst Rudin, who was the head of the Nazi, you know, racial hygienics program, to come to the United States and examine it. He was blown away. He went back, told Hitler what the Californians were doing. Hitler said, well, let's use this legal justification to sell it to the German people so that we can do it.

You know, this is what we want to do. Let's do it. So they took the California and the Illinois legislation, rebranded it as German and sold it to the German people and got it passed. So for anybody that wants to talk to you about how the Germans were terrible during World War II when they were sterilizing and murdering all the unfit people, first of all, they didn't murder six million people. That was a gigantic lie. But anyway, besides that, they were doing it with the justification and, you know, examples of the United States. And Margaret Sanger and Ernst Rudin were like best friends writing to each other all the time, hanging out. So the idea that like Adolf Hitler woke up one day and decided that he was going to invent depopulation is just not true. I completely and utterly agree. It's absolutely insanity. And, you know, dude, I want to get into the frankness that you were talking about earlier because I think this is important. I've talked about this. I was just in Stu Peterson's thing. We get in arguments. We don't get, we get in discussions. Let me say it because I like to do a lot.

And, you know, he's very passionate with his position. My position is, I don't blame the entire. group. I like to blame the individuals. I'm not afraid to call it the individuals, which is a big problem for a lot of people. They're just so afraid of doing that to be called a hate monger. But every group, like you put this protected bubble over them and then they become the most extreme version of themselves. And, you know, with women, it's fourth-weight feminism, black people, it's BLM, Marxism, with gays, it's queer theory,

and with Jews, it is, it is Zionism, but in particular this Frankenism, right? I mean, like, this is an extreme wing of this religion. And it was just, it was very much in that

Alster Crowley-Dewish-Zi-Wilt, the more deba-bbiased, you are, the more you're living your life. And it's pushing that. I mean, this is a guy that got like a million followers. And there was no Instagram or Twitter. He had a million followers, this guy. And he ended up, like, getting ran out and then converting to Islam, which is a very

interesting story. Right. But what's your thoughts on the Frankenist? Well, he didn't even have to show his ass to get those million followers, too, which is impressive. These days. These days, you know, you got. Yeah, so the Sabatian Frankis, so I would define them as this.

Zionists, Jewish supremacists, Satanic Jewish supremacists, let me be clear. Habadlovich, the Maxwell Epstein cult, the black cube of Saturn child cult, the Greater Israel Project, the name stealers of the Khazarians back in the day, and the Rothschilds. So that's that faction, right? So equally as bad as the wasps, I mean, frankly, worse, in my opinion, worse, because these are only destroyers, not builders. But they have, you know, they have a very different way of approaching this. They don't get hung up on, you know, the good versus evil.

They are of the, like you said, there's to do it without will. You know, this is, you do what you need. to do when you're a supremacist, when you view everybody else as insects, right? As non-humans, everybody below you is goyum, right? That can be, you can treat them as animals and that they don't count and you can, they make up all these rules about what you can do to kids, you know, at a certain age or anything. Like that's supremacy, right? It happens to be Jewish supremacy in this case, but it doesn't have, it's not limited to Judaism.

It's whatever religion's supremacy, once you believe that you are the masters of the world, then it frees you up to commit atrocities, right? There's nobody who can check you. There's nobody, you're God's chosen people, right? If you're God's chosen people, then everybody else isn't God's chosen people. So who cares what you do to them? So if you can convince people to believe absurdities, you can get them to commit atrocities. That's how it works. I love that. That was, is that in your book, that line? That's a really good line. I don't know. It's just kind of a really good line. It's just kind of, but, kind of one that, you know, and listen, when you, these guys are committing atrocities. I've got some

quotes from Smotrich from the IDF right now. It might be justified to let two million Palestinians die of hunger. He wasn't caught on an open mic. He said it in front of a TV camera. Here's another one. We will never allow a single grain of wheat to enter the Gaza strip. Okay. So when people accuse you of creating a genocide, how are you going to defend yourself when you've got your Israeli minister of finance saying this in 2025, saying that they don't want food to get in there. It's a demoralization campaign, dude. They say the most extreme shit when you go, hey, that's extreme. They're like anti-Semitism.

And again, keep bringing emotion through a gunfight. Keep bringing emotions to a gunfight. You just want to chill, raise your family, live a life. Unrelenting these wastes, these, these, these, uh, Frankenist. they're they're just unrelenting they will not stop and so it in and because they're driven by by their belief system right it's be it's bigger than them they're acting out like a part in a play that's been going on for centuries that they're you know that they're going to they'll just you know step off stage but the new a new generation will come like when you believe when

you're making plans that last for eons right hundreds of years or that they think that thousands of years. You have a low time preference. You can make sure that things get done very, very covertly, right? So what I did on this was I just broke it down into eight tentacles for people to make it as easy as possible. And we just went from their eugenics, the architects, secret societies, that matters. There's a huge component of that world governance. It's not world government. It's world governance. They figured out long ago you can't have a world government. There requires too many tanks and military guys. But you can control through government policy, worldwide policy, then democide, deindustrialization, medical, and

cultural. And I'll tell you, the cultural one is what we're experiencing right now that's extremely frustrating. And I went into some places in this book that I don't think I'm going to be making a lot of friends with, well, let's just say IQ is very real. You know, a lot of people want to say it's subjective. It's culturally biased. No, it's not. It's, it's, it's, it's measurable and it's very real. And the problem that the, that these, the British, you know, the guys from the 1800s and 1900s who are traveling the world and colonizing these faraway lands is that you almost can't help but understand where they're coming from when you try to colonize a place like India and you are, and the native population is four standard deviations.

below the mean in terms of intelligence. You can't get a lot done with this. And the British made the calculation that it was probably easier to just starve them out. Right. So IQ and your ability to be a cohesive society and work together matters. The countries that figured that out, the British empire, the Dutch, you know, the Americans, they rule the world. The countries that can't get organized, who have a low IQ, like sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, these areas that are intellectually, you know, capped at about 65. That's because of the imbreeding that has gone on generation after generation after generation. You have a group of people who are quite literally too stupid to ever figure anything out, right?

If you can't build a society, they can't, they don't, they can't build art. There's no architecture. There's no language. There's no culture. It's very primit. that is not just an accident. That is a function of a lack of IQ. And so the problem is the dark part of this entire book, really, is not that you get a lesson on depopulation, right? Because that's happening and it's very real. The darkest part of this book is when you get to the places where you

start agreeing with them, right, where you start to see the calculations that them, not with the murder of the people. But you make the logistic calculation of how you manage a farm, right, a human farm. It's no accident. Eldis Huxley wrote Animal Farm that he comes out of this group, right? The way these people view humanity is that they are the farmers and you are the animals. And farmers don't get bogged down in like the, I'm separating the sheep from its family or this is the last moment of this sheep's life. I'm about to kill it and eat it and everything. They don't get bogged down in that. They can't. You can't do the farming stuff if you worry about the ins and outs of people's feelings. So there's a very desensitized group of people that are objective and looking at the world in a way that says,

some of you people have to go. And that's the reason why I wrote this book, because the octopus of global control that I wrote in 2017 makes the case for global governance. But what you find is that right under the surface, the next thought out of their mouths is this global government business would work so much better if it wasn't for all these fucking people. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, like, I'm going to be honest with you, Charlie. I look at Instagram or TikTok or Twitter, and I'm like, man, a lot of you got to go, dude. A lot of you got to go.

Anybody who was fooled by that 49ers fake football player, if you were full, you were by him, you don't, you guys, you don't get to vote at the very least. Listen, dude, there is a serious movement right now to repeal the 19th and not let women vote. I'm for nobody voting. I really am. I'm like, you're too emotional to make hard decisions. You just are. And it's just like democracy was never meant to work. It was meant to be an illusion to get you to buy into the system. And then they dub you down. And they, and you're just licking toilet seats on an airplane for clicks and views. So no votes?

Or should there be a test? Because I've heard you say that there should be a test. There should be some kind of test. So I don't even know that. I mean, like, I don't know what the answer is, dude. You have to own, well, land owners only. Anybody who owns land gets a vote. Everybody else doesn't get a vote.

Like, I'm sorry. If you don't have a stake in the outcome here, you know, this is another thing that has bothered me. And it was a dot that I didn't recognize. How about having children, too, dude? I mean, like, you have people voting on the future that have no skin in the game. That's what I was going to say. And it has to do the transhumanist group who is plotting the future, the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

It was a common denominator. They're all gay Zionist twinks with no kids. They don't have a stake in the future. Harari, Sam Altman, Peter Thiel, Alex Carp. I mean, you go on and on, on, down the list. list, you've got to have a children. You have to have a kid. And I get it if you're, you're too young to have it. But, but I don't want the future of humanity decided by a group of technocrats who don't have kids. Because I remember before I had a kid, it was like, well, I live in this world and I hope things

are going to be better for everybody, but I've only got, I don't know, say 40 years left, right? When your child is born, that clock resets. You have to care about the world for the amount of time that you believe they're going to be living in the world. You should anyway. But, you know, just in case you are being selfish, now you have another reason to care about the future. And I just don't think that these people care about the future. I don't, I don't trust Sam Altman and I don't trust Alex Carp or Peter Teal or any of these guys. And certainly not Harari. God, there's so many quotes from Harari in my book. It's, and I do call them a twink in the book, which is kind of funny. Christian Yordenev was my editor. He had some comments for me on some of the stuff.

I went a little too hard on the Jets in India one time, and he was like, you've got to dial it back a little bit. Because, you know, with their IQ and all, I just figured out. Because the Jets are interesting, too, because I just call them cheats. The Indians are, the Hindus are interesting because they're seen as these really smart people. Like, they're constantly winning, like spelling bees. and all that stuff

and then they come over and they just poop in the public like that's my biggest thing I don't care listen I'm okay with people coming here as long as you go through the proper channels and then when you get here

you assimilate as soon as you fucking can I don't care if in your house you're having your culture or even on your neighborhood it's fine and you can jump in any time you want but there are rules to this motherfucker

They used to teach the melting pot in civics, and now they teach a salad. It's why I don't know Armenian is because my grandmother and great-grandmother and great-grandfather came here from Armenia, and they were like, we got to simulate, we got to be American. I mean, that used to be a civic thing. I mean, that was part of civic education. Let's hear from the illegal. I agree with you. You should assimilate one thing that I find crazy is that you. Just not soccer, no, bro.

We call it football. I can rule from Mexico all I want them. But what I was saying is, I think it's unbelievable that your citizenship test comes in Spanish if you want. That should be in English only. If you want to become a citizen, I think you should be able to pass the test in English. They'll give it to you in Spanish. My mom had the option to take it in Spanish. She took it in Spanish.

I honestly was like, yo, that's that you're offing out. It's too easy. And my mom's old enough. No, she's young enough to learn the language. If you're super old, I get it. If you're like 80, 70, you want your grandparents to come in here and you're rich and you can maintain them, that's fine. They don't have to take the fucking test. But if you're of age and you're going to be driving and working, you should pass the test in English.

It just doesn't work, though, man. I was in London again last week and it just doesn't work. That whole city is not, it's lost itself, dude. It's like all the areas that used to, I mean, even around like Kensington where it was just like posh. It's just, they have those, you know, up you can get, well, you used to live by the Hollywood Bowl. so you know, those, you can get those,

those, what do they call those little things that they have in India, where it's a guy peddling and then, you know,

you get behind, a rickshaw. They have rickshaws now running up and down the streets of London and the tourist areas, just blaring Indian music,

like just the worst Indian and Muslim music, like up and down the streets in London. But let's get into it, Charlie. That's all done on purpose as well. Yeah.

I was, last time I was in London there were so many Somalis there it barely looked like Pakistan anymore that is that's so funny you say that because that I had that same observation when I was just there I was like oh you know it has a little bit

more of an African flavor than it did the last time I was here the year before but yeah it's not I mean the and then these Frankist I love that that's what I'm going to call them for now you can kind of get past it now Frank is that you're You're going to make it thick.

Then these Frankis are literally making videos like, and we're going to be the ones, you know, forcing immigration, and Europe's going to have to deal with it. And everyone wants to be freaking nice. Well, let me jump in there with a little bit of a quote for you, from Barbara Lerner Specter. This is 2010. Quote, I think there is a resurgence of anti-Semitism

because at this point in time, Europe has not learned how to be multicultural. and I think we are going to be part of the throes of that transformation, which must take place. Europe is not going to be a monolithic society that they once were in the last century. Jews are going to be at the center of that. It's a huge transformation for Europe to make. They are now going into a multicultural mode, and Jews will be resented because of our leading role. But without that leading role and without that transformation, Europe will not survive.

Europe will not survive. Europe's not going to survive. It's not going to survive the transformation. Yes. I mean, it's exactly inverted from what she said. And by the way, the Sabatian Frankus are the ones that are behind this plan. I have a chapter called Trust the Plan. And in the plans, there's multiple plans.

All of these plans are calling for mixed race mongrels from fourth world shitholes to be invaded intentionally into what. Western Europe and North America. It is called the Kalergi plan. Perhaps you've heard of it. It is also called the Louis Nazir plan. It is also the Theodore Kaufman plan and the Morgenthall plan. All four of these plans have one thing in common, well, two things in common. They are looking to destroy Western society and they're all written by Jews. Okay, this is a uniquely Jewish faction. The destabilization of the Western Europe and North America is, It's not one of those things where it's like, maybe it's this group, maybe it's that group.

No, no, it is 100% the Jews doing this one. The Sabatian, Frankus, and their group, this is their specialty. They love this. They talk openly about it. They've been talking about it for 100 years. So it's nothing new. It's just that now they have the opportunity to do it. And I want to read something from French novelist Renaud Camus.

And this is about the Great Replacement. He wrote a book called La Grande Replacement. in French. La Grande replacement is not merely about the replacement of some people by others. It is also the fact that everything is being replaced by something else. The original by the copy, the authentic by the imitation, the object by its facsimile, writers by intellectuals, literature by journalism, journalism by information, information by fake news, Venice by Venice and Las Vegas. Las Vegas by Las Vegas in a Spanish desert or anywhere else. The fake is at the heart of global replacement.

This is a world where everything is fake, where everything is the imitation of what things should be. It is a demonic, satanic projection on the God's reality, dude. And let me just punctuate this since I mentioned the Calergy Plan. I want to read this. This is from Calergi himself. His elevator pitch is very tight. Insane, but tight. And here it is.

This is from the Calergy plan. This is from the Calergi himself. Quote, we intend to turn Europe and North America into a mixed mongrel race of Asians and Negroes ruled over by Jews. Oh, my God. You're going to be doing so much beeping on this too. You've got to edit the hell out of this. Not my words, not my words, clergy's words.

This guy was the head for 49 years. He was the head of what was before the EU, like the European Council, right? See, he was a guy bringing everybody together. He knew what the plan was. He was a member of the committee of 300. He was a deep operator. And so when he says that this is the plan, he's not speculating. He's in the meetings.

Yeah, I mean, it is, again, you're bringing a knife to a gun, you're bringing emotions to a gunfight, dude. And it's purposeful, it's purposeful. And in the gaslighting going on with, oh, dude, you don't believe your eyes, your ears are the wisdom of your experiences. And it's crazy. So I want to get into two more things with you before we let you go. Sure.

Demoralization. It is, it is on. Uri Belsenoff has nailed it, dude. Nailed it, nailed it, dude. All right, I'll read you a Uri quote since you've said it's, I've got one right in front of me. What it basically means is to change the perception of reality of every American to such an extent that despite the, despite the abundance of information, no one is able to come to sensible conclusions in the interest of defending themselves, their families, their communities, and their communities, and their country. I mean, just a 10-year plan. And think about this, dude. Think about when shit really started

cranking up. Obviously, September 11th, that was like kind of phase one in a weird way. I mean, OKC was really phase one. But like when it really jumped started with the WAS and the Zionist, right, it was 9-11. Then you fast forward to 2015. And that's when this plan really, really goes into into motion. Hollywood is absolutely nuts at this time. YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, censoring anything that isn't the official narrative. Only the ridiculous gets pushed forward. You know, it just seems like this kind of flipping.

Suddenly everything's woke on television. Like ESPN cannot have enough black women on their show. So there was that whole, you saw this, Charlie, because you deal with sports. You know, there was eight people let go. And there was this whole push that it was racist. What happened there? Four black men, three white men, one white woman. So the real, the real, like, prejudice is sex.

Men versus women. There were seven men let go. and one woman let go. Seven men, zero black women were let go. And if you kind of think about their game plan, and it's always been this game plan, which is how do you demoralize a population, is you take away men's right ability to make money,

and then you promote women. And this allows depopulation to happen because women no longer want to have kids because they're so focused on their career and men have no money so women don't want to mate with them. It was done to the natives. It's done to the black community,

still being done to the black community. It is way easier for a black woman to get a job than a black man. Way easier. There are more black women on ESPN than there are black men. Dude, and this is my whole thing with women in sports. Okay?

I don't, dude, Sarah Tiana's my friend. She's wonderful baseball. Do you know this, Johnny? She's now like the colored commentary in the woman's professional baseball league. Yeah, you mentioned it the other day when we were on the phone. So she's doing that. I think she could talk baseball with anybody, right?

And that's fine. That's great. But when you're seeing more and more women in the booth for men's sports, those women are taking men's jobs, in particular. men who played the game. People, they could not possibly understand the game better than. So, and like, it's so funny because the Dodgers have this woman in the booth now, and she literally just does statistics.

She's just a chat GPT. And it's like, why do I want to hear from her? I thought that's all they did. Like, when they do the soccer one, she just saying, like, saying shit that she read before she knew the game was about to start. The Yankees have that woman, too, and I had to listen to the Braves game on the radio that day. She was dreadful, dude.

The Knicks have it, too, that Monica Nutt. Everything is statistics. The woman of the Yankees has been there forever, too, but she's just terrible. They're all, I mean, dude, listen, you can call me a sexist pig if you want, that's fine. I look at, I don't want to hear women talk sports. They can talk all the WNBA. Women don't want to hear it either for the most part. Women don't want to hear it.

Dana's like, why is this chick talking sports? You can get mad at me. It's the same exact reason there hasn't been a stray male hole. on the view. Because women want to talk to women and hear women talk. They don't want to hear a guy talk. But when it goes the other way, all of a sudden, you're the most sexist pig of the world.

And it's all done on purpose. Take jobs away from men. It's what they did to the natives. It's what they did to the black community. Cripple the male's ability to make money. Give the jobs to the females. The females now are making money. They're worried if they get pregnant.

They won't be able to continue on their career path. They choose their career over being mothers. Okay? And it's crazy to me that you think that working for a corporation, there's a reason why men lose their hair. There's a reason why men die early is because they're stressed out by work. But that's what men do. They fucking work. It's how we, our worth is totally connected to our paychecks.

And women can work all they fucking want. all they want. It's so much of it is connected to their children. I know the answer is no, but is there a male commentator in the WNBA? Is there any? Yeah, there are. There are. There are.

There are. And there are male coaches. Okay? They totally are. But the WMBA is a bizarre dimension that just nobody cares about. I'm now into the WNBA because I love lesbian race riots. That's the only reason I want. And flying dildos. Don't forget flying green dildos.

It's like if you put adult swim in charge of a fucking sports league and you go, just make it as bizarre as you fucking can. But it's all done for that. It's all done to demoralize men. It works too, because there's something about wanting to just check out for a couple hours and watch a game and not have your wife's voice in your ear, right? And so what do they do? They put on TV.

Now you've got a woman talking to you about men. they're not going to come out and say this but a lot of times they just want to get away they want to watch a game have to be you know get away from their wife for you know three hours and watch a baseball game the last thing they want is some woman on this on the telecast then talking to them it's like I'm trying to get away from that voice in my head and now here you are on my TV and of course it's much worse with ESPN in studio I turn it off at all of the women that don't know anything they're talking about oh this a great D a Sanders jersey you got there from Detroit. That's a cool. It's like she doesn't know who Barry Sanders is. Yeah, Monica

Notte. Monica McNutt. Automatic disqualification. Automatic. Oh, I missed that. She didn't, she missed Barry Sanders. She didn't know who that was. Yeah, she thought somebody was wearing a Barry Sanders jersey. Oh, geez. She's, yeah, she's a fanously played for, she's an idiot. She thought it was a Shador Sanders, like, mock up jersey that had been made for, like, Detroit or something. Yeah. Didn't know it was Barry Sanders. Works at ESPN. Up against the wall immediately for that. I mean, God, look, that is a punishable by death crime at ESPN.

It should be. Used to be. Would have been. This is like the same thing with Grand Def Otto. Now you have a girlfriend in the show. She's part of the show. You have to send her flowers and text her. If not, she gets upset.

What? It used to be a game we used to run over fucking prostitutes and they used to fuck up. And now there's a guru in there who can beat up four people. She's shotguning. She's rolling a shotgun with one hand. It's like, yo, obviously it's fucking female slop now when it used to be a game for men where you just fucking fuck around and run them over.

Yeah, I'm with you, dude. It's complete utter demoralization, dude. We should be able to kill women in video games, David. Yes. Oh, Johnny. Well, Johnny, I mean, like... No, I'm agreeing. It sounds sarcastic, but I'm being serious.

I mean, I get that you're joking, but there's people who will think that. Why we simultaneously, every movie is a waif model who weighs 100 pounds. beating the shit out of 250 fucking Albanian hitman. And everyone was like, I tweeted that today. Ellen Page,

Elliot Page is complaining now that she can't get work in Hollywood because she's, you know, a mid-looking dude now instead of... She's not even a mid-looking dude. She looks like she should be running a tech company. She's a fucking,

like a beta-gallum-looking motherfucker. You chose this. You chose this. She'd be good like on the bank theory show. Big Bang. The Big Bang Theory. I can see her there. You can play a nerd, dude.

You're not playing no UFC fighter or this alpha male. Someone played a video when she first came out of her like running up. Johnny, do you run this? Did you show me this? Someone showed me this. No, it was Brad Binkley showed me on whatever this is. Of Elliot Page when she first transitioned, someone made a like a fucking expensive little fucking video of her running a bar as a guy. And this hot chick comes in and goes, where is he?

And everyone's like, we don't know where it is. Where is he? He's over there. He's like, hey, what's up? Turns out he's banging all the pussy in the town and she's pissed off. It's like, dude, it's demoralization. It's getting you not to believe. And this is why Hollywood, like, do you see the new thing?

Disney's like, enough with the gender bullshit. Enough with all this stuff. We're going men and women. It's fucking done. And it's not that they believe it. now. It's just and it's not even that they're losing money. It's just they can't program

us anymore if we don't watch their dog shit. That's why independent films are starting to blow the fuck up because someone in New Jersey can make a film that looks like a Hollywood film that doesn't have the stupid shit. They're afraid of that

yeah, you're right, because that's why they're letting Tom Cruise run wild now and you've got Paramount talking about making 30 films in 27 or whatever. It's trying to bring back theaters. Oh, trust us, dude. Trust us. Trust us.

I mean... They got to hold it off when it gets on Netflix. It's like two weeks and it's up on Netflix. They're talking about doing that more now. Yeah, they're trying to to save cinema. Yeah. For I think what Sam said.

Because what was it? It was like, remember back in the days? It took like a year when it was in movies and the movies and together it actually would be a jazz. If it was a good movie, yeah, the run would be forever. Now you just wait two weeks and you'll find it on some streaming platform. Hollywood is stuck in a 2010. time capsule and you're just a whole middle is woke rot.

It's why stand up in Hollywood. LA's fine. Outside of Hollywood, it's fucking fine. In Hollywood, like, dude, I had to stop a set and start screaming at the crowd Friday night. Really? Because I did my black joke about, you know, here's some advice for black, like black people retarded. Here's some advice, black people. I've been watching a lot of police body cam footage.

Just take the ticket. Just take. they get quiet. And then I do how Asians are the smartest retards. They can do long division, but they don't know how to get off a plane. The place goes nuts. And I'm like, just think about what you did right there. You got quiet on one group and then you laughed your ass off on another group.

Like, do you understand the programming that's going on here? The purpose of this bit is the challenge your programming. And it's just, and they just left me after that. I could not get them back. I'm like, I don't want to entertain you people anymore. I go, my special's coming out, don't watch it. Do not watch it. I don't want you polluting my fucking special because you can't handle adult themes.

And it's why, and it's not the comedy club's fault. Everyone's mad at these comedy clubs. It's not their fault. It's the population that lives in Hollywood that goes to these comedy clubs and just comes in with their number one priority is not getting offended. And the number one, and we're going to lose everything. female in this fucking episode. Thank you to the five that listened forever. We're going to miss you, okay?

It's fucking white women who come and get mad at fucking mean words while simultaneously loving murder entertainment and trying to convince themselves, and I have good friends who are texting me this shit, that the dad killed the kids.

And that has never at any point been pushed out by the case itself. and that's what they say about conspiracy. You're connecting dots aren't there. This case is a great example of that. You are connecting dots. She at no point says she didn't do it. How did he do it?

Did you even ask that person, like, how was the logic of the dad doing it? Well, there's like things that don't make sense, like where he was at this time. There's two guys, Michael Tracy who hates children. Like, he'll defend. Well, he loves them for some things. Yeah, right, 100%. Oh, you're going to get sued. Fuck you, dude.

But he's like, dude, it's, it's, it's, it's, she didn't do anything. It's not our fault. He can't wait to be on the wrong side of every argument. And like, I don't know what the argument is. Like the time, like this one guy's like her body temperature doesn't make sense. Yeah, there was, there's, there's this guy that's saying that her body temperature at the time the crime was meant to have been committed would have been about 82 degrees. And he says that that that's. exact same temperature of this cop's body that they found in another case after being dead for

five hours. Oh, the one they ran over. Yeah, something like that. It's like it's not, it wouldn't have been possible for her body temperature to be that and for her to have committed this crime, like to be conscious essentially. And then there's some weirdness with, like, the cell phone beings. Wouldn't there, wouldn't her attorney bring this up? Yeah. Wouldn't there be like, wouldn't that be part of the defense? Why isn't that the defense? Why isn't that the defense? Why haven't we heard that from anyone else besides pink-shirted chicks. And this jury is just like the fucking O.J. Simpson jury. They're nullifying the law.

They're showing up in pink. Your jury is showing up in pink. Yeah, it's funny because I'm torn on that because... We'll pick the jury. Yeah. Juries are... I mean, that's... That has been the saving grace of many people who are innocent.

A jury. You know what I mean? Like kind of standing up in the face of law. and just doing the right thing. But it's, you know, it's, you're also prone to these kinds. But jury nullification is not good. What, no, but I mean, there's been times where. Yeah, but there are been times where it is, you know, you know what I mean?

Like, well, I'm not saying we got to change the jury system. I'm not saying that, but in this particular. But what I'm saying is this might be the, the bathwater, you know, like. Okay. I understand what you're saying. And listen, if I'm wrong, except. explain to me why I'm wrong. Like, I'm open-minded to it.

Well, they'll, you know, if they, if they have a hung jury, they'll just have another trial. I mean, they're going to. But it's like crazy to me how like, I mean, like, this is totally different than the Tyler Robinson fucking thing. Like, he just put it in a not guilty. Not guilty on all seven, yeah. Yeah. And everyone's like, oh, but he did it.

He's like, okay. Yeah, that's never happened before. Yeah. And everything hinges on Twigs' testimony. It's the whole thing. And his DNA is the best. SD&A on the rifle. And he's your major witness. And the fake text. Yeah. And the fake text. It's like unbelievable. Charlie, great episode. One more time. Tell them your book where they can find it and

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Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. Back to the Tyler Robinson stuff. Yeah, I mean, dude, it's a done deal, dude. It's like, it's ridiculous. What do you mean? It's a done day. What are you saying? They just put out in what, go on.

Go ahead. Well, no. I mean, okay. So him pleading not guilty is a big deal because everybody who was, what would you say, taking money from maybe a foreign government was saying that, well, he's confessed to. I mean, you know, obviously he's not, he's guilty because he's confessed to it so many times. I mean, why would the guy now suddenly be like not guilty if he was the whole time, You know what I mean?

Because this puts, I'm sure he could have gotten a deal of something to save his life, to spare his life if he actually did it. But he's saying not guilty across the board, all seven. Yeah, of course. Because he didn't do it. That's my opinion. I'm not saying he wasn't there or they didn't get him there at some point. But, you know, have you ever seen a picture of Erica Kirk's brother-in-law or step-brother

or something like that? Like it's his step-brother. It looks exactly like the guy. the pictures. I saw that. Yeah, hold on. Let me pull that up now.

So don't just ask me if the Raiders are going to win eight games. Good luck. Don't bring the Raiders up, whoever that person. Good luck. The last thing we need to talk about. You know,

here it is. When your only hope is the Raiders. Yeah, I mean, come on. It is a similarity for sure. Same shape, face,

face shape. Yeah. Yeah. And everyone's like, they already did bump this. What does that mean? What? What's the I don't see a note on it.

Let's see if there's notes on any of these. No, I don't see any notes on it. I've been to bunk. I got the same garbage people in the comment section. Somebody's saying it looks like Steve Nash. It does look like Steve Nash. The problem is Steve Nash is like 55 now or something. Yeah, but you never know, dude.

You never. Oh, yeah, he does look like the guy from the time machine. That's fine. uh oh jillian dory he's in i get it yes people do look alike i'm usually the one bringing that up but this is they aren't all erika kirk's stepbrother

that's the point i mean dude come on pro i mean it doesn't look good for kandis that he is pleading not guilty uh it's kind of a moment of vindication for her ahead of the trial although the worm is turning on her Have you noticed that? Like, like, well, yeah, dude, she started defending the, the mom who killed her kids. Which is, I mean, the dumbest issue out there right now is that this woman has a

case. Yeah, I got yelled at by people. Wait, about what? How? Well, her husband's shady too. And there's some people who think that maybe some people think that her, his new wife could be one of the people that might be involved. here's here's cannes uh reference or talking about the clancy case your girl Corinne whites oh wait hold on it's not coming out the right can you could you hear that coming out i could you hear that

coming out i could but you echo you have to hit zoom yeah yeah no no it's it's coming through my speakers that hold on you're busy but i'd love to know your thoughts i'm a lindsay clancy case in massachusetts i made my thoughts clear on this the moment that she um was arrested the moment that it made the news lindsay clancy is obviously not guilty there are a fleet of doctors who should be imprisoned for what they put her on. I regularly speak out against Big Farm. They get away with murder all the time. And in this case, they get away with the murder of really her three children,

but also completely destroyed her life. When Lindsay Clancy, in my opinion, is not guilty. She was put into an intentional psychosis when she probably just needed to give her kids away for a weekend to get better, but they constantly give you these drugs that do not make things better. And the cocktail of pharmaceuticals that she was on is absolute madness. Absolute madness.

It just I mean, it's literally faking the funk out of a nasty dunk. You don't think she genuinely believes that? No, I think she could believe that. But it's like, like dude, guys,

these dads kill their kids all the time and nobody ever brings up this argument. What were they on, do they have PTSD from going to war? I mean, nobody. Like, they convict these dads, the juries convict them in two hours. Oh, I see what you're saying. So you're saying she may well have been psychotic because of prescription drugs,

but she's still guilty is what you're saying. Yeah, you're still guilty, dude. I got you. Okay. I got it. It's like it's stupid. It's stupid to sit there and try to explain away why this, why this woman did this and we never do it for guys ever you can't convict a man quick enough no but that no i get

i totally i agree with what you're saying but what i but that's not an argument in this case in this case though it's still the right thing that she's guilty right even if they say they did it for men would it would she be that wouldn't make her innocent even if they did do that for men right no that's what she's trying to say is like she she couldn't have uh it's not her fault yeah I mean, what? You're going to, I mean, that this doesn't make. Well, you know what it reminds me of? It reminds me of the famous case, which we've referenced many times on this podcast.

We've Johnny. Of the man who sued the pharma company because it made him a gay sex addict and a gambling addict. Do you remember that guy who started taking pills and it made him addicted to boners of other men? Do you recall this case? You don't remember what I'm talking about, Sam. Who sued because he had too much boners? No. What were you doing? You just muted and totally zoned out. The guy who sued the pharma company because it made him addicted to gay sex. You don't remember that? No. Find that story. That was totally real. It's okay. Man says Parkinson's drug. This is from ABC News. Made him addicted to gang. This was in 2011. DDA Jean-Barre, 51 of France, is suing the British pharma company.

Glaxo Smith Klein, claiming the drug he took to treat his Parkinson's requip, it's called, turned him into a gambling and gay sex addict. The married father of two says he blew through his family savings and even took to stealing to finance his online gambling habits. The French press agency said he also became addicted to gay sex and risky sexual encounters that led to him being, well, having an essay situation. Parkinson's disease destroys neurodains. deep within the brain that release the, quote, feel-good neurotranspenter dopamine. Requip belongs to a class of drugs called dopamine agonists

that relieve motor symptoms such as shaking, stiffness, et cetera. But they have side effects, which apparently are gay sex. So, yeah. That is absolutely hilarious. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode, subscribe to Broken Simulation in your podcasting app or check us out at YouTube.com slash Sam Tripoli. Drink from the fountain of knowledge.

There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Wake up, Aaron. This is only the beginning. Dude, you just blew my mind.